Sentence examples for buildings a surface from inspiring English sources

RUTGERS-NEWARK is a few blocks north of Broad Street but is separated from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and a growing arts area to the south by a dead zone two blocks deep and six blocks wide that includes the Hahne and Griffith Buildings, a surface parking lot and old retail buildings that will probably be demolished.

The Treasury announced Parker's inquiry in March as part of a government plan to create a strategy for building a surface fleet.

This led him to reorganize the flow of traffic at the hospital's entrance, move a parking area, change the lighting and signage, and, finally, to wrap part of the hospital's exterior with huge, undulating panels of woven, stainless-steel braid, giving the building a surface of rolling chain-mail bulges.

The size and holding capacity of retention systems also need to be considered to maximize benefits while limiting the initial costs of building a surface water retention system (Gohar et al. 2013).

The possibility of building a surface base on Callisto was proposed, because of the low radiation levels at its distance from Jupiter and its geological stability.

The possibility was mooted of building a surface base on Callisto, because of the low radiation levels at the moon's distance from Jupiter and its geological stability.

Similarly, 365 aquifers could provide heat for class C apartment buildings with a surface area of over 1,500 m2.

Mr. Fuchs owns a two-story building and a surface parking lot to the west of 531.

Her narrow, jewel-colored wax paintings from the same time take the waxen surfaces of Brice Marden's early monochrome panel paintings to extremes: a brush width across and a brush stroke long, they maintain the integrity of each new layer of color with mouthwatering clarity, while building up a surface that feels dangerously (which is to say erotically) like skin itself.

Each canonical building has a surface of about 25 m25

The NBA partnership is a very savvy start to building up a surface area for its artists to market directly.